Comment on Montesquieu's Posthumous works. Milano: Bompiani, 2017, 2668 pp. by Riccardo Bonfiglioli

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El último viaje de Orfeo: Los diarios de Emilio Renzi by Teresa Orecchia Havas

Subjects: “…posthumous (work)…”
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« Les Gary de Goyave » Co-écritures et inédits schwarz-bartiens by Kathleen Gyssels

“…I will elaborate on the relations between the different acclaimed novels, written either by a sole author or in collaboration, and posthumous ? work that is about to be published. Hitherto unpublished works sheds light on the beginnings of a new novelistic cycle, one which clearly confirms co-authorship. …”
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University reform and medical alchemy in Ole Worm’s Museum Wormianum (1655) by Hedesan, GD

“…This chapter addresses two chief motivations behind Worm’s collecting practices, as reflected in this posthumous work. Firstly, Worm presented his collection as part of a university reform programme that sought to move teaching away from Aristotelian Scholasticism and closer to a Plinian model of natural history. …”

La subsistance de l’homme : l’économie selon Karl Polanyi by Pierre Alary

“…The Livelihood of Man, posthumous work of Karl Polanyi, is now available in French. …”
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Conversion as education: persuading the Jews in Juan Luis Vives’s De veritate fidei christianae by Vidal Doval, R

“…It argues that in his earlier pedagogical and psychological works —De institutione feminae christianae (1524), De officio mariti (1529), De disciplinis (1531), and De anima et vita (1538), Vives developed a model of education and learning which would subsequently inform his direct treatment of religious conversion in his posthumous work De veritate fidei christianae (1543). …”

Leonid Evseevich Cherkassky in China by Z. Liu

“…It is noted that, based on the work of leading Chinese specialists in Russian philology, mainly, translator Song Shaoхiang, one can make a conclusion, firstly, about the significance of the activities of Cherkassky for the development of Chinese-Russian literary relations, and secondly, about special merit of Professor Song Shaoхiang in the revealing the posthumous work of Leonid Evseevich “Xu Zhimo: Flights in Dreams and Reality,” which is an in-depth study of the life and works of the Chinese poet, novelist and scholar Xu Zhimo.…”
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Toute décolonisation est une réussite: Les damnés de la terre and the African Spring by Anthony C. Alessandrini

“…As David Macey notes in his indispensable biography, “Fanon did see copies of his last book, but for its first readers, Les damnés de la terre was a posthumous work.” The book and Fanon’s death thus come to us bound inextricably together, fifty years later. …”
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Du double à la figure - genèse d’un personnage christique chez Dambudzo Marechera by Pierre Leroux

“…The Black Insider was published in 1992 as the first of three volumes dedicated to the posthumous works of Dambudzo Marechera. This text actually appears to be one of the versions rejected by editors prior to the acceptance of Black Sunlight (1980). …”
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Resisting middlebrow mediation: Beethoven’s “Grosse Fuge” in interwar Britain by Tunbridge, L

“…The transformation in attitude toward Beethoven’s “posthumous” works went hand in hand with new, attentive, and informed ways of listening. …”